Recent content by madmann1

looking at a 09 grizzly 550 powersteering for the girlfriend. What should I watch out for? I have a 07 grizzly 700 set up for deep mud and I love it.

I've got a 05 turbo vector with some wonky front end parts just wondering which aftermarket a arms and spindols people are going with. So if youve replaced your and would like to share your opinion please do.:beer::beer:

Wow all those mods and stock exhaust and no optimizer. Your leaving all the power on the table. The pod mod is ONLY for 0-1/4 throttle. I have a hmf fuel optimizer for sale if your interested but you still need an exhaust. $150??? it's used but works great I swaped it and the dyna ignition...

lovin the 30" "zillas" only problem is bead leaks. I have learned the hard way that you need to keep the pressures up around 10 psi to avoid problems. traction is second to none without going to the strictly mud tires, the weight is great 50lbs (30" tire and ss112"s) same as the 27"xtr's...

ahhhhh good times. cant wait for maylong, new axles in the grizzly, both can ams have the lake water cleaned out. Time to break something new.:rolleyes:

canadian motorsports salvage on 157st just north of yellowhead. just around the corner from the tool liquidation center.

This one is up my alley. Just did a swap from 27" swamplites to the 30" zillas. night and day diff. buy the zillas or a set of the old school mud bugs. snow zillas* are way better(this is where the swamplites will leave you stuck) logs and rocks Zillas * swamplites are narrow with no...

was a decent ride for the quads. Looks like a whole new area with all the plowing of trails and trees. We went down whats left of the trails, down to the old steel bridge then down the stream to the next lake and sunk 2 quads in the far end of that lake at 10:00 friday night. 1.5 hrs winching...

Roadtech how is the lake looking for crossing with quads? thinking of heading across the lake and turning left, all new terrain to us. Going up on March 5-7th, crashing in blk 7, your more than welcome to stop bye for a soda and chat about the trail changes. JIM:beer: